Systems and methods for managing tasks

A computer-implemented method for managing tasks stored on a system of one or more networks, the method comprising:

• providing a graphical user interface that lists a plurality of tasks, wherein each task comprises task information;
• associating each task with one or more authorized users;
• organizing each task into one or more persistent containers;
• updating a status to each task that indicates the status of that task within the system;
• displaying the assigned status on the graphical user interface to each of the authorized users associated with the task;
• and
• tracking a history of one or more tasks in each of the one or more persistent containers over time.

A system for managing a plurality of tasks stored on one or more networks, the system comprising:

• an object management module programmed to:
• associate each task with one or more authorized users;
• organize each task into one or more persistent containers;
• update a status to each task that indicates the status of that task within the system;
• and
• track a history of one or more tasks in each of the one or more persistent containers over time;
• and
• an integrated interface module programmed to:
• provide a graphical user interface that lists the plurality of tasks, wherein each task comprises task information;
• and
• display the assigned status on the graphical user interface to each of the authorized users associated with the task.

A non-transitory computer-readable medium having instructions stored thereon that, when executed by a processor, perform a method comprising:

• providing a graphical user interface that lists a plurality of tasks, wherein each task comprises task information;
• associating each task with one or more authorized users;
• organizing each task into one or more persistent containers;
• updating a status to each task that indicates the status of that task within the system;
• displaying the assigned status on the graphical user interface to each of the authorized users associated with the task;
• and
• tracking a history of one or more tasks in each of the one or more persistent containers over time.